Harry Styles Disco Comeback: 30 Nights at MSG, No Canada, Fan Backlash Erupts

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Harry Styles has made waves this week with his massive musical comeback after a two-year hiatus. The Independent reports he announced his fourth studio album, Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally, dropping March 6, featuring 12 tracks executive-produced by Kid Harpoon, with the lead single Aperture—a five-minute house-dance anthem yearning for adventure—premiering globally on January 22 at 7 p.m. ET, complete with a music video. Live Nation confirms the Grammy winner is launching the Together, Together tour in May, a limited 50-show residency across just seven cities: six nights in Amsterdam starting May 16, six at Londons Wembley Stadium in June with Shania Twain opening, two each in Sao Paulo and Mexico City over summer, a record-breaking 30 at Madison Square Garden in New York from August 26 through Halloween—including Harryween on October 30 and 31—as his sole U.S. stop, then two in Melbourne and two in Sydney by December. Madison Square Garden Entertainment hails it as his only North American plays, topping his 2022 15-night record there. Support acts span Robyn, Fcukers, Jorja Smith, Jamie xx, Foushee, and Skye Newman on select dates, with charity ties to Choose Love globally, LIVE Trust in London, and HeadCount voter registration in New York, plus eco efforts via Live Nations Green Nation.

The LA Times reveals Styles drew inspiration from rediscovering nightlife post-isolation, dancing at parties, expanding his circle, and noodling on piano amid modular synth vibes—he told BBC Radio 1 and John Mayer on SiriusXM it fueled tracks evoking the dance floor magic. Tickets hit presale January 26 for Amex cardholders and album pre-order fans, general sale from January 28 in Sao Paulo through January 30 elsewhere via hstyles.co.uk/tour, with VIP packages available.

Fan backlash exploded on social media, per Now Toronto and LA Times comments: Canadians fume over no Toronto dates despite Twain opening in London, dubbing the lineup silly for skipping most of North America and Europe beyond a few spots, with gripes about travel costs in a tough economy—New York all the time, others occasionally. No public appearances or personal buzz surfaced, but these moves signal a bold biographical pivot to residency-style spectacle and dance-pop evolution.

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